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Real estate record and builders' guide: [v. 97, no. 2501: Articles]: February 19, 1916

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February 19, 1916 RECORD AND GUIDE 297 HOUGHTO.N COMPANY has leased to Dr. Ed¬ win M. Mendel, the 3-sty dwelling, 124 West 95th st for Michael J. Mulhall. HOUGHTON .COMPANY, in conjunction with Vasa K. Bracher, leased the 3-sty dwelling 148 West 92d st for Phebe S. Peters to Astolfo Pescia. HOUGHTO.N COMPANY' has leased for the Associated Properties (Inc.), agents, an apart¬ ment in the "Chesterfield," northeast corner ot Riverside dr and OSth st, to Dr. W. Weldman. CHARLES S. KOHLER has leased an apart¬ ment in the "Brendon Court," southwest corner ot 179th st and St Nicholas av, for Rembrant Realty Co to I. V. Cohen. HENRY' LONDON leased tor L. Tannebaum, Strauss & Co. to the Eclipse Light Co. the store, basement and sub-basement at 583 and 587 Broadway, comprising about 32,000 sq. ft. GEORGE F. MAHNKEN & CO. leased the 1st loft at 223 Grand st to American Electric Pro¬ tective Co. MOORE, SCHUTTE & CO. leased for Mrs. E. Heimsoth 726 St. Nicholas av, a 3-sty dwelling. NELSON, LEE & GREEN have leased for Samuel K. Jacobs the 1st loft in 1552 Broad¬ way to Richard Darre, Inc. CHARLES F. NOYES CO. has leased for the U. S. Realty & Improvement Co. large offices ou the llth floor of 115 Broadway to Nord- linger, Kramer & Charlton, and a portion of the 12th floor of 71 Broadway for the 0. B. Potter Properties (Inc.) to Strong, Smith & Strong. CHARLES F. NOYES CO. has leased for the Jacob Ruppert Realty Corporation a portion ot the 20th floor of the Madison Square Buildiug, 15 East 26th st, to Abel Saxe, and space on the same floor to the Raw Film Supply Co.; also in the 19-sty Masonic Buildiug, 71 West 23d st, space ou the 7th floor to Jacob Horwitz, and flve offices on the 12th floor to Dunning Broth¬ ers, Inc. CHARLES F. NOY'ES CO. has leased the ground floor aud basement of 116 Fulton st to Victor Ashley and M. Kerr; a floor at 124 F'ront st to Robert Kann ; and a large amount of additional space on tbe Sth floof of 4o John st to O'Keefe & Lynch for five years ; also offices at 37-39 Liberty st to Randolph M. Newman; at 45 Johu st to the Hodge Manufacturing Co.; at 130-132 Pearl st to Arthur C. McCullem and the United Naval Stores Co. THOMAS J. O'REILLY leased tor the Emi¬ grant Industrial Savings Bank a lott at 5-7 East 16th st to John N. Burt (Inc.) ; also for Thalia W. Millett the store 2822% Broadway to Oppy's Cigar Co. THOMAS J. O'REILLY' leased the following furnished apartments ; for C. Gregory 60S West 141st st to Mrs. C. K. Hartley •„ for Mrs. A. Creauer 511 West 152d st to H. B. Mouges; for John Barbery 114 Morningside dr to S. Haddock; for Henry C. Conrad 540 West 122d st to Joseph J. Klein; for John Karney 371 Madison av to C. Dillon ; for F. C. Sheldon 559 West 173d st to John McKillip ; for J. McGov¬ ern 160 Claremont av to C. Borland, and for H. C. Grove 526 West 113th st to M. Fell. THOMAS J. O'REILLY has leased apart¬ ments at 229 West 109th st to Mrs. N. L. Fer¬ ris aud Charles 0. Hall; at SOS West 112th st Mrs. Beatrice Nottingham ; at 227 Riverside dr to John P. Coyle, Elizabeth W. Peters, William J. Davis ; at 502 West 164th st to Frank Gens and Edward A. Willard; at 7-9 West 108th st to Ida Laub, Mrs. G. S. Flood, Ivan H. Wise, Florence Miller ; also for the N. Y. Urban Real Estate Co. at 201 West 105th st to Charles Childs, and for Eugenia Simpson at 622 West 114th st to Sylvain Reh. PEASE & ELLIMAN leased for the Bertfleld Realty Co. space in 132 Pearl st to William Blank. PEASE & ELLIMAN have leased the 3-sty house 131 East 74th st for Mrs. B. Devany to Philip Epstein; also for Bing & Bing in 093 Park av a large apartment to Walter Scott. PEASE & ELLIMAN have rented for Mrs. Florence M. Rhett a floor iu her house at 122 East 34th st to Mrs. Charles A. Farnum. Mrs. Farnum is au English womau who has been doing relief work in Serbia. PEASE & ELLIM.^N have rented, furnished, for Miss G. Lyons Whitney her apartment in 12 Gramercy Park to J. Ross Tilford; for the Townsend Realty Co. to John C. Zulaut an apartment in 190 Riverside dr ; the 3-sty house 306 West ISSth st to Mrs. Elvira McCord. PEASE & ELLIMAN have leased iu the build¬ ing under construction on the block front on the west side of Park av, between Slst and 52d sts for the owners, a syndicate controlled by Potter Brothers aud A. L. Mordecai & Son apartments; to Thomas B. Clarke, Jr., vice- president of the Harriman National Bank; to E. H. Presbrey, and to Charles A. Baudoiue. PEASE & ELLIMAN rented for .\rthur Bris¬ bane his 4-sty residence 53 West Oth st to W. A. Upham; also for Wiliam F. Whitehouse a whole floor in 715 Madison av to Elliott C. Cowdin; with Seton Henry and Douglas Gib¬ bons in 829 Park av an apartment to Hjalmar H. Boyesen, and in 723 St. Nicholas av to Sig¬ mund Nathan; in 570 West 156th st to Milton Hockbaum ; and in 72 East 96th st to Dr. Elias Ross. PEASE & ELLIMAN have rented in 129 East (iOth st the new house that Edwin S. Brickner is building at northwest corner of Lexington av, apartments to Lester F. Gilbert of Buffalo, and to Henry A. Murray, Jr.; for Bing and Bing in tbe new house under coustruction at the southwest corner of Park av and 63d st adjoining the Colony Club, au apartment to the Misses Louisa L. and Georgiana Schuyler, ot 12 rooms and 3 baths; aud for the agents, Cam¬ mann, Voorhees & Floyd, the 4-sty dwelling, 28 East 30th st, to Miss Elizabeth A. Osgood. PEASE & ELLIMAN have leased for Mrs. George W. Van Vlack the 4-sty dwelling at 22 East 66th st to Madame Lemay ; also, furnished, for Thomas Prehm his duplex apartment of 12 rooms aud 4 baths in 830 Park av to a Miss Jamieson, of Brooklyn; and an apartment iu 129 East 69tb st, the construction ot which Is just being started at the northwest corner ot Lexington av and COth st, by Edwin S. Brick¬ ner, the owner, to S. C. Thomson. This makes 25 out of the total of 27 apartments in the buildiug already rented, though tbe buildiug will not be ready for occupancy until August 1, next. LEWIS B. PRESTON (INC.) leased offices at 11.S2 Broadway to the Oakville Co.; the 7th floor of 64 Fulton st, to Adolph Pressel & Co., and at 33 Union sq., offices to John Silberfeld & Sou. DOUGLAS ROBINSON, (THARLES S. BROWN- CO. rented the 1st loft at 9 East 4Sth st to Fred L. Engel, antique aud Oriental rugs. DOUGLAS ROBINSON, CHARLES S. BROW.N CO. leased to Paul Robinson & Co., a Liverpool grain house, space in the New Y'ork Produce E.xchange; also space in the same building to the Hall-Baker Grain Co., of Kansas City ; lofts at 296 Broadway to Walter D. Ramsburgh ; at 375-377 West Broadway to Louis Amberg & Son ; the buildiug at 113-115 Washington st to the Baldwin Locomotive Works ; an office at 23- 25 East 26th st to Arthur Emmerich, and offices at 85 Sth av to Jacob Rabinowitz, Efficiency Offices (Inc.). ROYAL SCOTT GULDEN leased to Helen Shepperd, of the Shepperd Co., milliners, no's* in West 37th st, the 4-sty residence ot George Bullock, at 11 East 57th st, at an aggregate rental ot about $50,000. SCHINDLER & LIEBLER have leased the 3- sty dwelling 633 'West 142d st tor Marie N. Hoguet to Marie Morrison. SHA'W & CO. have leased for Richard K. Fox, the parlor store 2038 Sth av to John Mynttiuen. SHAW & CO. have leased for Julia Levy the store 2241 Sth av to Nathan Bender and Meyer Kitt. SH.A.W & CO. have leased for the Realty Purchase Sale and Trading Co. the store 363 West 125th st to the H. Fischer Co. B. A. TURNER has leased for the estate of Alice J. Brautiugham the dwelling at 117 East 26th st to Dominick Nicastro; for the estate of Mary J. Beato, the entire fioor at 152 Lex¬ ington av to Rohtman & Pidgeon, now at 105 East 29th st; for J. Solomon the 1st and 2d floors of 126 East 27th st to William Floyd; for H. H. Pike, trustee, 2d floor of 152 Lexing¬ ton av to Stephen Fitzpatrick for a studio; for Jacob Walters, store at 102 'S\'est 2Sth st to Goldstein & Futterman, wholesale florists ; to S. E. Jacobs & M. J. Friend entire building at 128 East 32d st; the store at 118 Lexington av to Paul Breskin, a tailor; and the store at 130 East 28th st to E. Meyor, cigar dealer. VAN NORDEN & WILSON have leased for Dr. Albert B. Simpson, the Alliance Hotel, at 258-260 West 44th st, to the No. 2.3S West 44th St Co., which is controlled by Arthur K. Bonta, the proprietor of the Hotels Bonta and Nar- ragausett, at Broadway, 93d to 04th sts. H. M. WEILL CO. has leased for Emily Born to J. Roncarti the entire building, for 10 years, at 674 8th av to be used as a French rotisserie ; for Woodbury Langdon 123 West 41st st to Mrs. M. Karp; for Margaret E. Weill the S-sty building at 252 West 31st st to Hewlet Moore, aud for the Mott Estate the S-sty building, 142 ■ft'est 34tb st to Solomon Riley. WM. H. WHITING & CO. rented the 6th and 7th floors, 20,000 sq. ft., in the Metropolitan Realty Building, 214-216 William st, to John C. Rankin Co.; the Sth fioor, 10,000 sq. ft., to Universal Gravure Corporation; the building 100 North Moore st to Johu B. Harris Co.: store floor 183 William st to Schoellkopf & Co.; 1st loft, 70 Fulton st, to Conrad Zimmer; 4 lofts in 79 Murray st in conjunction with Robert R. Rainey to T. W. Laugsworth Co.; space in 373 4th av to Baker Silk Co.; 2d loft, 60 Beek¬ man st, to Charles Kahl; 1st loft in S2 Gold st to E. Kasnowitz & Bro., and offices in the West St Building to S. S. Carvalho. W O RTH I N G T O N WHITEHOUSE (INC.) leased for Mrs. Theodore Frelinghuysen her house 15 West 47th st, furnished, to John San¬ ford. ■WORTHLNGTON WHITEHOUSE (INC.), in conjunction with Harris & Vaughan, have leased to Mrs. Henry M. Flagler for Mr. John T. Pratt, his house, 11 East 61st st. Mr. Pratt expects to occupy his new residence adjoining, at 7 aud 9 East 61st st, in the tall. F. R. WOOD, W. H. DOLSON CO. rented ■ apartments to Etta M. Finchelle at 43 West 93d st; Ernest W. Freudenberg at 225 "West SOth st; Mrs. Ella S. Davis at 225 West 86th st; ■ft'llliam W. 'Willard at 9 'West 68th st; Mrs. Catherine A. Kelcey at 79 'West S2d st; Walter G. Pollak at 225 West 86th st; S. Jos¬ ephthal at 560 West 144th st; Sylvan Hoffman at 961 St. Nncholas av ; Margaret H. Klokow at 159 West SOth st; Bertha Myers at 77 West 92d st; Mrs. Anna B. Boyer at 300 Central Park West; Ricardo Arjoua S at 225 'West SOth st. Bronx. SHAW & CO. have leased the store 906 East 173d st to Max Zimmermann. Brooklyn. BUSH TERMINAL CO. has closed leases for approximately 150,000 sq. ft. of space in its South Brooklyn industrial colony to the follow¬ ing tenants: Starr Package Machinery Cor¬ poration, W. H. Cotton, Thomas De Simone & Co., Esskay 'Waist Co., Cardone Chemical Co., Arthur Boomhower Corp., M. CJropper & Sous, Acorn Manufacturing Co., Superior Meter Co., Universal Folding Box Co., Williams Oven Man¬ ufacturing Co., S. & L. Krohnbcrg, the Wendell & Evans .Co., South Brooklyn Machine Corpora¬ tion, L. C. Hirsch & Co.. and the Newtext Manufacturing Co. About 200.000 sq. ft, ot ad¬ ditional space has been rented to S. Karpen & Brothers, American Machine & Foundry Cor¬ poration, B. Lissberger, Bloom & Millman, Sirio Match Co., Beech-Nut Packing Co., Eiseman Magneto Co., Amory, Browne & Co., Crex Car¬ pet Co., A. D. Shoup Co., Talcum Puff Co., Wallerstein Laboratories, E. W. Bliss Co., Acme Die-Casting Corporation, American Lithographic Co., Nassau Coffee Co., Ltd., American Tobacco Co., Newmark & Danziger, M. Melachrino & Co., Interstate Bottle Stopper Co., Kahn & Feldman, and McCory Stores Corporation. ESTABLISHED 1879 William P. Rae Co. Woolwerth Building New York TeL Barclay 74SI 80 Monlague Slreet Brooklyn, N. Y. TeL Main 4390 Real Estate Auctioneers, Appraisers Brokers, Attention! The Realty Associates desire to co-operate with brokers in every way possible. We sell property on easy terms, paying full commissions to brokers. We have lots, flats, dwellings, and business property in all parts of Brooklyn, making a specialty cf our well known Easy Housekeep¬ ing Homes in Prospect Park East, Fifty-Fourth Street and other sec¬ tions of Brooklyn. 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